Early 1900s MIlls? flipcard dropcard COIN OP machine stereoscope stereoviewer

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Early 1900s MIlls? flipcard dropcard COIN OP machine stereoscope stereoviewer:
$695.00

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USA PACKING & POSTAGE IS $125.00 due to weight, packing needed & extra large box Fedex
AS ALWAYS IF YOU WIN MORE THAN 1 ITEM POSTAGE IS BASED ON EVERYTHING BEING SHIPPED IN 1 BOX & POST OFFICE/PACKING COSTS SO YOU CAN SAVE SOME MONEY! PAYMENT DUE WITHIN 3 DAYS. Check out my other GLASS SLIDES HERE!Sorry it was a partly cloudy day when pictures were taken so the color & focus are off in the gallery images shown. It is in good \"G\" condition overall. In this sale is:
Early 1900s MIlls? flipcard dropcard COIN OP machine stereoscope stereoviewerThis is an interesting stereoview machine i just took pictures of from the back of my car. I do not know the model or history of it. It appears someone has cleaned it up quite well. I had it working with a nickel for a while and then it got stuck but with the turn knob on right side you can keep turning it to make it flip the next card. The timer works and then doesn\'t work so i don\'t know if it just means it needs another nickel or needs some tinkering. It moves around the view and then the view frame drops. I am listing this as non-working even though it is close to working. The guy i got it from had more views in it which i think the little things on top of each holder are holding onto the next metal holder & is why it may be getting stuck. Whatever it is i really don\'t think it will be that hard to figure it out for you coin op collectors. Since someone had this before me i do not know what they cleaned up or did to anything. A lot of it looks original and cleaned up but then some other things like the keys & locks are probably replacements. The inside stereoview is real as well as the snake one with the man & woman in the marque. The marque insert has to be a replacement but could easily be replaced again with a real old one. This holds a lot of views and again looks in good shape & close to being able to work just needs some tinkering. The case is solid, has nice glass and metal parts on the coin op door work as i have used nickels in it and the sprocket turns and drops the coin. I do not know if this is a Mills but it very well could be. On the bottom above the bottom coin lock , in the body part there is an #75 there which i don\'t know if that is a model # or not. It is about 12 3/4\" wide, 13 5/8\" deep and about 21\" tall to the lens/viewer. The lens view fine with the view that is inside of it right now. I am not an expert on these models so i took bigger pictures to show what is here. If you have any ?\'s or observations please ask & let me know. Packing will be done by me in a very large box thru Fedex. If you want to pickup in person please message me to discuss.